Night Train 3.25" Popper Frog - Heavy Duty Topwater for Bass & Pike

The Night Train 3.25" is a popper frog built for anglers who need long casts and heavy-duty hooks to handle aggressive bass and pike in heavy cover. If you've ever struggled to reach distant lily pads or had hooks bend out on big fish, you know the problem. This frog is designed with a 20-gram weight that bombs out to distant targets and a huge hook gap that won't fail when fish commit.

It's built with heavy-duty hooks that handle big fish without bending, a popping mouth that creates surface commotion, and a 3.25-inch body that triggers strikes from bass and pike holding in grass mats and lily pads. Whether you're working it through heavy cover or popping it over open water, it gets bit.

Key Features

• 20-Gram Weight: Bomb casts to reach distant targets and heavy cover
• Huge Hook Gap: Better hookup ratios and won't bend out on big fish
• Heavy-Duty Hooks: Built to handle aggressive strikes from bass and pike
• Popping Mouth: Creates surface commotion and sound to draw fish from a distance

How to Fish It

Cast it into lily pads, over grass mats, or around heavy cover. Pop it with short, sharp rod twitches to create surface commotion, then pause to let the ripples settle. The 20-gram weight lets you reach distant targets that lighter frogs can't hit. When a bass or pike hits, wait a beat, then set the hook hard.

Specs

• Length: 3.25 inches
• Weight: 20 grams
• Type: Hollow body popper frog
• Hardware: Heavy-duty hooks with huge hook gap
• Best For: Bass and pike in lily pads, grass mats, and heavy cover

Why It Works

The 20-gram weight gives you casting distance that lighter frogs can't match, letting you reach fish holding in distant cover. The huge hook gap and heavy-duty hooks handle big fish without bending out, and the popping mouth creates surface disturbance that triggers reaction strikes from a distance.

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